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> Not putting the data somewhere else keeps you from having to maintain a second system, keep things in sync, etc. To be fair there is some amount of "keeping
by ris 9y ago
> Not putting the data somewhere else keeps you from having to maintain a second system, keep things in sync, etc.
To be fair there is some amount of "keeping things in sync" one has to do with postgres, even if it's just setting up the right triggers to update the FTS index on updates.
- brightball 9y agoTrue, but it's transaction safe so should be impossible to get out of sync which is what I was really getting at.